Imajin

Alpha · The trust layer for AI agents

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Identity and authority for AI agents. An accountability layer alongside the framework you already run.

Identity incumbents

Focus: People logging into apps.

Imajin in alpha: Identity and authority for agents acting for people.

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Identity platforms were built for people logging into apps, not for agents acting for people.

Agent frameworks

Focus: They orchestrate. They are good at doing things.

Imajin in alpha: Imajin is the accountability layer under them. You use both.

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Who did this, on whose authority, and who gets paid? Imajin works with the framework you already run (OpenClaw today).

Hosted assistants

Focus: Hosted identity, memory and logs.

Imajin in alpha: Rented; you don’t own the record. Imajin: a signed record, hosted or self-run.

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Hosted assistants own the identity, the memory and the logs. Every action in Imajin is a signed event that anyone can verify.

Web3 agent projects

Focus: Agent projects in web3.

Imajin in alpha: Imajin starts from working software.

More on web3 agent projects

Agent identity, delegated authority, and a signed record and settlement — in alpha.

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